President Nelson Mandela is nearing the end of his great life now, but once said, “A vision without action is just a dream. Action without vision just passes time. A vision with action can change the world.” Over the weekend, President Barack Obama launched a new power Africa initiative while visiting Cape Town University in South Africa. The President said, “We have got enormous opportunity to unleash the next era of African growth. I see Africa as the world’s next major economic success story and the United States wants to be a partner in that success.” USP&E, a power generation EPC and O&M leader providing full scope technical solutions and services on diesel generators Africa, and other innovative firms are doing just this.
For businesses in Africa to join the global economy, power infrastructure must be a priority. In the power generation industry, power output efficiency and cost effectiveness reign supreme. Finding the perfect balance between needed power and a feasible price for equipment to fit power project requirements is crucial and a large task when it comes to feasibility planning. USP&E Global, a Celina, Texas based power generation EPC and O&M leader provides technical solutions and answers as well as consulting services, and is a leading expert on projects in Africa.
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President Obama is making waves in Africa and has power infrastructure at the very top of his strategic agenda. “Access to electricity is fundamental to opportunity in this age. It’s the light that children study by, the energy that allows an idea to be transformed into a real business. It’s the lifeline for families to meet their most basic needs, and it’s the connection that’s needed to plug Africa into the grid of the global economy,” he said Sunday, June 30th from South Africa.
It appears that today, more than ever, what the world most needs from the West is leadership in the way of strategic, aggressive, transparent, sustainable, Entrepreneurship. USP&E founder and CEO Will Gruver believes that the Frontier Economies in strategic growth markets of Africa will be the epicenter of what will be “the most significant bull market in history.” Perhaps entrepreneurs and businesses in the west need Africa as much as Africa needs them.